Larry Krasner wins Philadelphia district attorney race

Driving the news: Krasner was leading with 81% of the vote over Republican challenger Pat Dugan with 51 divisions reporting, per the city's unofficial results.

The big picture: Philly voters have bucked a national trend of cities removing or voting out their reform-minded prosecutors in recent years.

Stunning stat: Krasner is only the second person elected to more than two terms as Philly's district attorney over nearly 100 years.

• Lynne Abraham was the last to do so. She won four times and served until 2010.

Flashback: Krasner also beat Dugan in the Democratic primary.

• Dugan made it onto the November ballot after Republicans bankrolled a write-in campaign for him in the GOP primary.

What's next: Krasner begins his new term in January amid steep declines in homicides in Philly and threats of further immigration crackdowns from the Trump administration.